Alternatives
Form·it versus Google Forms,
Typeform and Jotform.
What each does well, where Form·it differs and when another one is the better choice. It's written from each product's public information; products change, and if something is out of date, write to info@form-it.com.es.
Where Form·it differs
More comfortable to fill in
Hardly anyone likes filling in a form. With Form·it each person chooses how: speaking, writing in an AI chat or with the usual form. Whoever answers can also clear up doubts along the way.
See the features →Better-quality data
The rules you set are enforced by the code, not the AI, and an AI reviewer spots badly typed or contradictory data before it reaches you.
A very visual Configurator
Experiences for choosing and defining products or services, with prices or without, and an optional voice advisor.
See the Configurator →Built with Spanish in mind
Interface and assistant in Spanish and English, from the start.
Versus Google Forms
What it does well
It's free, very simple and integrates with Google Sheets. For a simple survey or registration, it's usually enough.
Where it falls short
It has no built-in payment field, no signature, and its logic is mostly about jumping between sections.
When to choose Google Forms
When you need something free, quick and with no payments, and you already work in the Google ecosystem.
When to choose Form·it
When you want to give your customers more comfortable ways to answer, receive better-quality data and have a lot of flexibility to analyse what you receive. And when you need signatures, addresses, payment inside the form or to present products with a Configurator.
Versus Typeform
What it does well
It popularised the one-question-per-screen form, with a very polished presentation and a large integrations ecosystem.
Where Form·it differs
Form·it goes beyond presenting the questions differently: whoever answers chooses how (voice, chat or classic form) and can clear up doubts along the way, and you receive reviewed data with a lot of flexibility to analyse it. Plus a very visual Configurator.
When to choose Typeform
When what you want is mainly its one-question-per-screen visual presentation and its integrations.
When to choose Form·it
When you want to give your customers more options and more comfort, while receiving better-quality data and being able to analyse it with a lot of flexibility.
Versus Jotform
What it does well
A huge catalogue of templates, widgets and integrations, and many years of track record. It's very complete and fits almost any case.
Where Form·it differs
Form·it focuses on the experience of whoever answers and on the quality of what you receive: more comfortable ways to answer, reviewed data and very flexible analysis, plus a very visual Configurator. And it was built with Spanish in mind from the start.
When to choose Jotform
When you need a very specific integration or template that already exists in its catalogue.
When to choose Form·it
When you want to give your customers more options and more comfort, while receiving better-quality data and being able to analyse it with a lot of flexibility.
Frequently asked questions
Is Form·it better than Typeform, Google Forms or Jotform?
It depends on what you need. Google Forms is ideal for something free and simple; Typeform for a very polished one-question-per-screen presentation; Jotform for its catalogue of templates and integrations. Form·it fits when you want to give whoever answers more options and more comfort, receive better-quality data and analyse it with a lot of flexibility, or when you need a visual Configurator.
Can I bring my forms from another tool?
Building a form is quick: you create it by describing it to the AI, starting from a template or field by field, and tweak it to your liking. If you already have one from Form·it, you can also import it from an exported file.
Does it have a free plan?
Yes, no card. It works for small needs and for getting to know Form·it at no cost, quickly and easily. The prices of the other plans are on the pricing page.
Can I use them side by side?
Yes. Nothing forces you to leave a tool to try Form·it on one form.
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